Slice Of Italy

Such a fun pizza spot! They have interesting pizzas (we tried a Paneer Tikka pizza, "once in a blue moon," "three peppers and a chicken," etc. The other fun thing is that they offer "Hodor"-sized pizzas. They are truly gigantic. :-) Definitely check this place out!

Sure. I ordered a medium Pizza with chicken tikka and artichoke hearts. I realize that food and labor costs are going up.. however there were minuscule amounts of each ingredient on the pizza. You folks must have put in 5 to 10 pieces of each ingredient which shrunk to the size of a pellet... If that big.There was virtually no taste of either ingredient because you folks want to put almost no ingredients on the pizza. If it cost more to put a pizza together where you can actually taste the ingredients.. that is fine.

Pizza looked like it was reheated and not fresh. You could see there was older cheese and they tried to mask it with a few shreds of mozzarella. Would not recommend.

We love this place! We have done both delivery and pickup and both have been seamless. There's a parking lot and it's easy to get to. Love the Indian twist pizzas!

This is a no judgement zone... Right? Okay, good.So, a couple weekends ago I had a little too much wine. It happens. But the thing is, if I have a DROP of alcohol, I'm convinced I need to order food. But, when it's Sunday at 1 am, there's not many options. Imagine my absolute JOY that Slice of Italy was open when I needed them! I ordered their cheese bread and pepperoni pizza with cheese stuffed crust. HEALTH. And lemme tell you, it was fantastic. So good. Maybe it was the wine talking, but in that moment, it was the best pizza I think I've ever had. Seriously! Delicious pizza, decent prices, and open late every day. There's literally nothing to complain about.

Updating my review. I ended up in ER for food poisoning that night. Since this was only thing I had eaten all day.... I had baked zitisingle Caesar salad new york cheesecakeI am thinking its was salad since that its what I ate most of.

This calzone is my go-to from anywhere. It's absolutely huge and full of ingredients. It's about the size of a large pizza folded in half and has never been soggy. It's enough food for 3 people easily! Original Philly Cheese with Italian dressing inside. You can pick your sauce inside, too. You cannot go wrong with a calzone from this place. Best bang for your buck!

After seeing a number of great reviews, we decided to try this place. Due to Covid, we ordered our food delivered so it wasn't as fresh as it could have been if we had been served directly.I ordered a DIY Calzone. The topppings were good and plentiful. The crust was under-done for my liking and a bit gooey. We also tried the burnt garlic bread sticks. It was good, but I would have prefered a traditional garlic bread.Overall, not a fantastic experience and one we're not likely to try again.

So far I've only used delivery from Slice Of Italy (never been to the store personally) and i've never had a bad experience so far. The delivery process is always smooth and my food arrives on time or earlier than the estimated time. My food also arrives hot every time, since I live close to them. I've only ordered the classic Hawaiian pizza from them and I loved it every time. I really enjoy the extra parmesan cheese and chili peppers they give (even without asking). I always order the hand-tossed dough and I like how thick and tasty it is and love the garlicky taste of the crust. The cheese, meat, and sauce are also great and taste fresh. I recently ordered their chocolate cheesecake and I was surprised how small the serving was. It costs $5.99 for two slices but both slices are too small for the price. I liked the taste of the chocolate and cheesecake but may not be ordering it again due to the serving size. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to take a photo of the cheesecake.

RE : Size & Price of CakePicture it : Sicily 1942Long ago someone's Nonna bakes a cake so sweet, so sublime, that future generations will recreate the recipe. This includes the bakers at Slice of Italy. They use carrots and cream cheese to capture the taste of the cake that effectively ended WW2. (Carrot cake $5.99) The cake is so beautiful, so perfect that it's served in miniscule, wafer thin slices. Why so much for so little? Could it be greed? Your guess is as good as mine because the sacred cake is no longer made the old way; with chopped walnuts from the middle east and pulverized Angel wings. Only the fine bakers from Slice of Italy know for sure.As we all know, tiramisu ($7.99) was created by Niccola Machiavelli in 1523 after coffee was first introduced to the Florentine's (no, not really). It's a dessert so unique, so delectable, that it's said it was created by Lucifer himself to test us. So eat your fill (AKA tiny, piccolo slices) of carrot cake and tiramisu from Slice of Italy in Kent, WA. The prices and portion sizes are a testament to the fact that we clearly don't deserve cake. Slice of Italy makes the prices so prohibitive that we can't afford it anyway.Ordered : Jan 21, 2024 : Cheese Bread : Slice Carrot Cake ($5.99) : Slice Tiramisu ($7.99)